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The Texas Office of Court Administration has recommended that Texas courts delay in-person proceedings of any size until June 1, in a new guidance document for courts.
April 22, 2020 at 05:17 PM
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Texas lawyers might not be getting back into courthouses until at least June 1.
The Texas Office of Court Administration has recommended that Texas courts delay in-person proceedings of any size until June, in a new guidance document for courts.
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